Jamanka, who has over 12 years’ journalism experience, was enlisted into The Gambia Police Force (GPF) in 2014. A source who is familiar with the matter and wishes to speak to The Point on the condition of anonymity confirmed the development. The appointment, the source added, is effective immediately.
Jamanka who worked in various units of the police including CID, PIU, Anti-Crime Unit, Interpol, and Charge Office & Prosecution will be assisting Spt. Lamin Njie, the spokesperson of the GPF.
Until his appointment, he was the deputy station Commander at Amdalai Border Post. Mr. Jamanka, is bilingual and holds an advanced diploma in Criminal Intelligence. He was the first Daily Observer rural correspondent.
Spt. Lamin Njie, the spokesperson of the GPF couldn’t be reached for comments at the time of going to press. Meanwhile, efforts to reach Alieu Jamanka for confirmation also proved futile.
Speaking to veteran journalist Peter Gomez on his Coffee Time Show yesterday, government spokesperson Ebrima G. Sankareh revealed that “government is working on legal actions” against the authors who alleged that the president was involved in corruption and bribery.
Road Traffic Accident (RTA), victims suffer from different types of injuries and disabilities, which can affect their quality of life. Most road traffic accident victims usually face various physical, mental, and social problems, finding it difficult to reintegrate back into society.
Women Empowerment Project Foundation (WEPF) – a newly established charity which is registered in The Gambia is seeking support for the Tanka Tanka project to partition a female wing from the men at the hospital.
Seyaka Sonko, the Minister of Interior on Wednesday launched the project on Insider Mediation for Conflict and Peace Building in The Gambia.
